Non-kilted kilt experience.

[GreenDragon]

I was at Home Depot with my wife and daughter. I wasn't kilted. I ran into a couple that I remembered but didn't know from where and didn't know their names. A few minutes later, we're all in the same aisle. The woman then asks me if I'm the man that wears the kilt to on voting day. We chat for a moment. She looked at my legs as if asking "where's the kilt?"

[Chirs]

BUSTED!!!

[Kid Cossack]

"Tryin' to pass for normal today, ma'am."

[GreenDragon]

I think she was disappointed I was wearing shorts.

[Mike_Oettle]

GreenDragon wrote: “I think she was disappointed I was wearing shorts.”

Good for her!

[chrisupyonder]

wearing shorts?

I am sorry but I will have to inform the kilt police!

[Chas]

I was at Home Depot with my wife and daughter. I wasn't kilted. I ran into a couple that I remembered but didn't know from where and didn't know their names. A few minutes later, we're all in the same aisle. The woman then asks me if I'm the man that wears the kilt to on voting day. We chat for a moment. She looked at my legs as if asking "where's the kilt?"

Is this what they call Karma?

Regards

Chas

[kc8ufv]

I had a few people ask me where my kilt was when I worked the Glass City Marathon last weekend. I didn't want to risk a Marilyn when we were having gusts of 60+MPH, and I was going to be working in the stadium where the winds would be from all over. Had to help hold up the arch over the finish line a few times, hold down paperwork for the timers, and chase more paperwork down. One of the few times I'd say it wasn't kilt weather.

[thescot]

Many of us tried to convince CavScout's wife that it was OK to wear a kilt anytime and anywhere some years ago. She even came to our first Burns Supper--about five years ago.

I haven;t seen her since.

That's too bad, too. She was real nice and much prettier than Steve.